A baby teething toy shaped and designed to look like a credit card can now be purchased for aspiring young consumers for just $24.95. The toy features raised nu.....
If you find yourself in the situation that you are unable to pay your credit card debt balance off each month then there are steps you can take to reduce your interest charges.
.....
Not all credit cards are created equally. And so it makes it that much harder to decide which credit card offer to choose. There are many factors you sh.....
Westpac/BT investment fund frozen 30 December 2008
Westpac's BT Investments has suspended all redemptions from its Global Return Fund because unstable markets are not allowing the fund to realise asset prices that support redemptions. The Global Return Fund's entry price has fallen from $1.54 last year to $1.01 as 3 month, 6 month and 12 month returns are all about minus 25 per cent. The fund has been operating since 2001 with a minimum entry of $50,000. Management is outsourced to privately held Chicago firm Grosvenor Capital Management. In 2006 Standard & Poor's gave BT Global Return Fund a four-star rating while Morningstar "recommended".
